If you travel a lot, you've probably had the same problem as I have - sometimes it's just damn near impossible to get a good wifi signal and there are times when a smart phone simply isn't enough to work with. You need to work on something important on your computer and send it off. That or you just want to pointlessly browse the net while you're your sitting on the train. Either way, it's not always easy to get connected. And so we get the USB broadband stick. It's, at its core, a pretty good idea. Mobile broadband using cellphone towers - the exact same you get on your smart phone. If you have reception, you'll have good internet ...  Read the complete review

A few months ago I was comparing prices on mobile broadband, and from both what I had heard about the different companies and the prices that were being charged, I came across a very "reasoable" offer from T-mobile. The application process was not that great and the staff were not very helpful at first, but ever since I have been with them, I cannot really complain too much. I have not really had to contact their customer service department and I usually get good signal from my home. At times the broadband can be slow, and one of the main reasons for joining T-mobile was that if I go over my monthly allowance, I do not get charged anything extra, but instead my  Read the complete review

13 months ago i purchased the web n walk stick thinking it would be great for the family to use any where they like,which is certainly the case,no quarms about that.I myself mainly use the internet for multiplayer gaming, ie playing poker,golf,pool as well as other games.Any one purchasing one of these dongles should not be mis-led in to thinking that they are going to be as reliable and as fast as fibre optic broadband,because they are certainly not.The download and upload speeds advertised don't even reach 3.6Mbps,i know this from the fact that i did numerous broadband speed checks and the results barely reach 1Mbps of download and upload speed,resulting in slow ...  Read the complete review

not to be one for gadgets i got a laptop and wanted to use the broadband where ever i was so i went for t mobile usb mobile broadband stick, it took me 10 days to finally get the thing to work, and it when i did i was not impressed with the usb stick at all. Its speed is not great and the connection does seem to be lost when out and about in cafes and bars. I have taken it on a contract and now im stuck with it and not happy, they said it was unlimited broadband but when i went over the fair usage allowance i was contacted to say that the connection speed would be reduced as i went over the allowance, so now it is virtually not working dont get one of these its just not .  Read the complete review